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Mayflower MRT Station, Singapore

Mayflower MRT Station (GPS: 1.37147, 103.83669) is a station of the Singapore MRT Thomson-East Coast Line in Ang Mo Kio, Singapore. Located between the Lentor MRT Station and Bright Hill MRT Station, it became operational on 28 August 2021, a delay of a year or so due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

As with many other MRT stations on the Thomson-East Coast Line, the Mayflower MRT Station was also designed to be a Civil Defence structure, with air vents that can be shut off in the event of a chemical attack. There are also dedicated cubicles for chemical decontamination.

The Mayflower MRT Station got its name from the surrounding neighbourhood. Entrance to the station is at Ang Mo Kio Ave 4. The Mayflower Secondary School is 600 metres away on foot, while the Mayflower Market & Food Centre is 350 metres away. The Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West is 600 metres away while Our Park @ 618 is 900 metres away. Within the immediate vicinity of Mayflower MRT Station are HDB flats Blocks 116, 114, 113, 112, 172 and 171.

Mayflower MRT Station is on the Map of Thomson-East Coast MRT Line

Mayflower MRT Station is on the Map of Ang Mo Kio, Singapore

The concourse of Mayflower MRT Station, Singapore

The honeycomb motif of Mayflower MRT Station, Singapore

Platform level at Mayflower MRT Station, Singapore

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